Sentence examples for is fairly widespread from inspiring English sources

It is also — and consensus is fairly widespread on the point — New York City's signature cut of beef.

"Evidence suggests that use of the accounting novel in classrooms is fairly widespread and growing in acceptance," the CPA Journal reported in March.

The idea that the Democratic National Committee, and the Clinton campaign, "rigged" the Democratic primary is fairly widespread among Sanders supporters.

Even though the pangolin is fairly widespread in savannah woodland right across sub-Saharan Africa, it's hard to describe in animal terms.

With growing economic inequality, the support for minimum wage is fairly widespread," says Zoltan Hajnal, professor of political science at University of California in San Diego, adding that the issue cuts across party lines.

Corporate logos have been used subversively at least since Robert Indiana and Andy Warhol; the practice gained force in the 1980's among artists including Richard Prince and Ashley Bickerton and is fairly widespread these days (Daniel Pflumm, Tom McGlynn, Michael Bevilacqua).

The increases were fairly widespread.

Library officials conceded that confusion has been fairly widespread.

The weakness in the retail sales report was fairly widespread, underscoring the stresses on consumers.

Although there were no other overt actions, the locker-room discontent was fairly widespread.

The result, as Portfolio's Joe Brancatelli explains, was fairly widespread chaos.